Anyone else in the Atlanta-Greenville-Charlotte area feel that?

Frack no.

I'm in Lugoff near Camden. My wife noticed it.

Nope.

Must have been a ladies only quake. My daughter in CLT and sil in Weddington, NC felt it.

St. Valentine, perhaps.....

Just reported. 4.4 at Edgefield SC.

4.4 in Evans also. 32 miles from Edgefield, SC

Yes. Felt it in suburban Atlanta.

Felt it pretty good in Norcross Ga.

Reduced to 4.1 didn't feel anything in West GA

Mike

Felt it in Anderson, SC

Safe shooting
Doug

We felt it here in Spartanburg.
Very noticed, but, my top floor overhangs my lower so that may have something to do with it.

Beat me to it.

Definitely felt it here and heard some rumbling. We're around 25 miles or so west of Evans.

in laws felt it in Martinez

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usc000mr27#summary

Get the DYFI page and tell them if you felt it. Was it good for you?

That weren't no earthquake that was Saint Valentine turning over in his grave.

Now you want to talk about earthquakes.....

Hmmmm. 10:23 pm on Valentines Day, eh? Imagine: thousands of folks "getting a little" can genuinely say they felt the earth move...

Minor Earthquake Centered In Beaufort County
Updated: Tue 4:01 PM, Feb 11, 2014

Ahead of the snow storm there was an earthquake. Yes, an earthquake Monday afternoon in Eastern Carolina.

The U.S. Geological Survey says a 2.5 magnitude tremor was centered off Tetterton Road in Beaufort County, 9 miles east of Aurora.

Several people in Beaufort and Pamlico counties said they felt the tremor or heard the boom, but no damage was reported.

The USGS says the quake was located 2.4 miles underground and shook the ground around 3:00 p.m.

Last June, a 2.1 magnitude earthquake shook southern Lenoir County. No damage or injuries were reported in that earthquake.

http://www.witn.com/news/localnews/...entered-In-Pamlico-County-244942581.html


Mike

A 2.5 made the news? Heck, we don't even get out a bed for that size. In October alone we'll have dozens of those itty bitty ones.

When that's all ya got then ya got to make the most of it.


Mike

4.1, for a long time I thought California would be the first to go then the History channel told me it was going to be Yellowstone that takes out the whole country. Now this and the snake handling pastor dead of snakebite.

M4.1 - 12km WNW of Edgefield, South Carolina 2014-02-15 03:23:38 UTC

Global warming.